Identify something that you own. Write a sentence to describe how you do (or could do) each of these with that property: • control it • enjoy it • exchange or dispose of it . exclude others from enjoying it · enforce your rights if someone tried to take it

Identify something that you own. Write a sentence to describe how you do (or could do) each of these with that property: • control it • enjoy it • exchange or dispose of it . exclude others from enjoying it · enforce your rights if someone tried to take it

Auditing: A Risk Based-Approach (MindTap Course List)

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Identify something that you own. Write a sentence to describe how you do (or could do) each of these with that property:
· control it
· enjoy it
· exchange or dispose of it
· exclude others from enjoying it
· enforce your rights if someone tried to take it

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